Showing posts with label Behringer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Behringer. Show all posts

Sunday, July 31, 2011

SOLD: Behringer VT911 Vintage Tube Overdrive

SOLD my Behringer VT911 Vintage  Tube Overdrive. This is a classic vacuum tube overdrive and as its name suggests, there is really a 12AX7 tube in it. 




  • Condition: 9/10. No scratches or no paint chips. It is also working perfectly fine. 
  • Comes with box as shown above
  • Do not run on battery. Comes with its own 9V adapter. You can also use other alternative 9V power supply.
Sold at 7:10pm, 31/07/2011

It is a nice tube overdrive. However, I do not ulitise it to its fullest. So it would be better off with someone else. Plus, I'm investing on something else. 

Sunday, June 5, 2011

2nd Behringer

I just got a new Behringer stompbox. This time, it is an overdrive unit. I do not own many Behringer units. In fact, I only got two, a clean booster and a OD. I bought both from the same person (subversion). xD

Here is my new Vintage Tube Overdrive V911. 
 V911 in its box
I'd always like to buy stuffs from subversion. He always keep his stuffs well and new. It is always in its tip-top condition. 
 V911


It is not a tube-emulating unit. It really has a tube overdrive. You can find a 12AX7 in it if you would open it up and take a look at its 'innards'. You can always replace this tube with some other tubes manipulate its tone. 
Still trying it out at the moment. All I can say now is: It has a crispy overdrive tone. 

Sunday, February 6, 2011

BEHRINGER PB-100

Well, look what I've got myself using portion of the Ang Bao I got!!




Behringer PB-100
Its function is well stated on it. It is a preamp booster (aka) clean booster. Got this for a cheap $29 from Subversion! Today was the first time I see him in person. =) He's indeed a very nice and friendly guy as many say. The pedal was as good as new. The pedal was thoroughly cleaned. No shoe prints on the switch shows that this pedal has never been gigged before and hence looks brand new!

Almost immediately after I'd got it from sub, I ran straight back home to try it out. 
Well, I placed the newly acquired PB-100 in the first position, followed by my Ibanez Tubescreamer TS-7. the Zoom G2.1u is just there to act as a tuner. -.- 
The PB-100 do wonders with the TS-7. The boost makes the TS-7 sound 'fatter'. I tweaked my treble at 3 o'clock on the PB-100, bass at 11 o clock and the gain in the middle. 
Many of the Keeley modded overdrives like Keeley modded TS-9 and Keeley SD-1 works in the same way. Instead of having a clean booster outside, they had a integrated boost circuit inside them. (Sub told me this! xD)